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by aanet 7mo ago
OK, this is super useful! And totally resonates with me. I have about ~4 years of Apple Health data (runs, walks, HIITs, hikes, swims, and more) that I want to chart out, but haven't yet... Your live data is inspiring to see (VO2Max of
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The Hateful Eight is 85% of S&P 500 Decline(paulkedrosky.com)
74 points by aanet 7mo ago|85 comments
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by aanet 7mo ago
Super useful. And kudos on the pun (intended or not!)
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The Odd–and Oddly Human–Work of Teaching AI to Talk(bloomberg.com)
5 points by aanet 7mo ago|1 comments
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by aanet 7mo ago
Archive: https://archive.is/AUMek
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The Autonomous Battlefield(foreignaffairs.com)
2 points by aanet 7mo ago|2 comments
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At this point, autonomous weapons are an inevitability...
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Private Speech Transcription for Macs – Moonshine Note Taker(note-taker.moonshine.ai)
4 points by aanet 7mo ago|1 comments
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by aanet 7mo ago
Transcribe any speech on your Mac completely privately. Free - no cloud, accounts, or internet required. Github: https://github.com/moonshine-ai/MoonshineNoteTaker
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Sheryl Sandberg's Lean in Sheds Quarter of Staff, Will Focus on Manosphere Fight(wsj.com)
4 points by aanet 7mo ago|1 comments
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by aanet 7mo ago
First off, this is a super cool project. Kudos to getting it started and up and running. Family history, and memorabilia and organizing all that stuff is super challenging, and just having a proper site to look at is worth its own effort. U
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by aanet 7mo ago
This is too coincidental. My partner's ancestors came from Sitges (in fact, one of them was the mayor of the town), back in 1820s or 1830s - to Argentina, and from there to Montevideo, Uruguay. Among the various marriages in the genera
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by aanet 7mo ago
Congratulations Rod. Your pics are amazing! Much success to you. FWIW, my friend, who is an avid astrophotographer, runs a site Brahmand [1] that captures breathtaking pics of the dark sky, with notes on how he took the pics. Awesome stuff:
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by aanet 7mo ago
Oh, absolutely. Software products (which is where I spent most of my career) absolutely reflects the org that built it... It had almost become my hobby to do a reverse-mapping of sorts and understand an org that built some software - and wi
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by aanet 7mo ago
_The Soul of a New Machine_ was one of the first (among many!) tech history books I read as a precocious teen, when I hadn't even seen a VAX (or a miniframe), let alone programmed one. But the book brought alive the machine right in fr
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by aanet 7mo ago
I was prepared for another fluffy post... But this resonated with me 100% > The people who love you don't love you because you're good at your job. They love you because of something else entirely. Maybe it's your humor. M
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Sam Altman's Sister's Abuse Claims Against Him Dismissed for Now(bloomberg.com)
4 points by aanet 7mo ago|0 comments
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by aanet 7mo ago
From one of my friends: "Chuck Norris didn't die. Death had a near-Chuck Norris experience." RIP
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by aanet 7mo ago
“AI is showing everywhere except in productivity…” ? Wonder how long will it take economists to answer that, substantially.
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by aanet 7mo ago
Hello from a fellow PM. Impressive stuff. I was gonna ask about your tech stack , etc and whether or not you used stuff like Shopify for your e-commerce, but I guess you answered that. And also your background. Great to hear about your jour
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by aanet 7mo ago
Uff. Reading all the comments made my head hurt. I love(d) `uv`. I think it's one of the best tools around for Python ecosystem... Therefore the pit in my tummy when I read this. Yes, congrats to the team and all that. I'm more wo
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by aanet 7mo ago
Good riddance to Fckbook's Metaverse. Nobody laments it... I certainly am not. Not a single thing FB has launched in the past 10-15 years has been its own innovation, every single has been from the outside (Insta, Whatsapp, etc etc); Z
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by aanet 7mo ago
https://archive.is/20260319160124/https://www.nytimes.com/20...
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by aanet 7mo ago
Just a lil comment to say that the blog is impressive -- the aesthetics, the explanations, the visuals -- all look great. Kudos.
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by aanet 7mo ago
Here's the article referred to [1] "My Tesla Was Driving Itself Perfectly—Until It Crashed" by Raffi Krikorian As somebody who has tested more than 3 dozen different AVs in the field, including by the aforementioned maker, I
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Ex-Uber self-driving chief crashes his Tesla on FSD, exposes supervision snafu(electrek.co)
5 points by aanet 7mo ago|1 comments
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People who built the future, in their own words – Oral histories from CHM(f0lkl0r3.dev)
2 points by aanet 7mo ago|0 comments
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Why AI systems don't learn – On autonomous learning from cognitive science(arxiv.org)
205 points by aanet 7mo ago|116 comments
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by Emmanuel Dupoux, Yann LeCun, Jitendra Malik "he proposed framework integrates learning from observation (System A) and learning from active behavior (System B) while flexibly switching between these learning modes as a function of i
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Data Centers vs. Office Construction(paulkedrosky.com)
2 points by aanet 7mo ago|1 comments

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